adam kaufman is innocent. he's not not guilty.aufman is innocent. >> i don't apologize for the case. i'm not going to. >> you believe a murderer has gotten away with it. >> he's not the first one. won't be the last. that guy paid a lot of money for a defense, and he got it. and he's a very lucky man. >> given what he's been through, lucky might not be the word adam would use. still, he says he's not angry, not bitter. >> i can only move forward. i can't move backwards. i can only move forward and do the right things for my family, my children, myself. >> and as for the team that tried to put him away -- >> the discovery that the people who were, who were looking for evidence against you had been actually having an affair. >> right. >> and maybe couldn't be relied on to tell the truth. >> that's right. >> what was that like? >> poetic justice? things happen for a reason. i'm a firm believer of that. and lena's spirit was definitely with us during this trial. and she was watching over it. >> lena. he will always remember lena, he sa

bob, you wrote for andy kaufman, right?> yes, i was andy kaufman's writer for ten years and, once again, andy being a comedian, andy himself suffered from psychological conditions. one in kaufman's case was personality disorder and andy would become a totally different person for three or four days. >> that's incredible. >> he had a different car he drove. it's really quite interesting to see the minds of the comedians. what i was saying about robin is when people watched comic relief from robin williams and billy crystal and whoopi goldberg, they were the anchor of our show. they would put in time, days, weeks rehearsing this show and then, of course, rehearsing it life, mainly on hbo. but also in their off time, they would go to homeless shelters themselves. i remember the first time we took robin to a shelter in downtown l.a., skid row, a very scary shelter. and it was the first time that i saw robin lost for words. he got in front of that crowd of homeless families and he was in shock and he couldn't say anything. >> wh

this is ben kaufman, the ceo of quirky.e's rubbing garthen's regular-guy feet because garthen is far more important than ben. at quirky, real people invent all of our products. ben just runs the company. introducing aros from quirky and g.e. products invented by real people like you. >>> taking a live look at camel beach resort in the pocono mountains, you can see the fog out there. nobody at the park just yet. probably will head out later today although meteorologist ted florendo tells us it's not going to be the best day to do anything outdoors in that area this morning. they may get the showers ahead of us. we'll keep you posted in the forecast. >>> the u.s. military conducted more air strikes against extremist militant targets in iraq yesterday. according to the pentagon, there were air drops of humanitarian aid for the town. they have been surrounded by isis for weeks. since august 8th, there have been 115 strikes against them. the threat on our southern border is real. that's what john mccain told at a meeting. mccain

i used to be andy kaufman's writer and he was a huge andy kaufman fan and he would come to the shows.s and i would sit down and meet with him about issues of homelessness and what not and i must tell you this, i could not say this about anybody else i ever met in my life. if you were in a room with robin one on one, he was so uncomfortable, it was almost like being with a stranger in an elevator. and he just -- and even though you knew him that long, there had to be two or more people in the room and then he snapped -- then you were an audience. and without that audience, that's why -- this is shocking to me but at the same time, i always sense there was something he was never revealing about himself. he had this dark side that he just kind of kept to himself, and i think also getting older, it's such an energy job. it's like a race car driver. you cannot be driving a race car when you're 64, 65 years old and i think it just all came together at the wrong time, the audience wasn't there. it was the middle of the night, and those dark thoughts started and he couldn't put an end to it.

this is ben kaufman, the ceo of quirky. he's rubbing garthen's regular-guy feet because garthen is far more important than ben. at quirky, real people invent all of our products. ben just runs the company. introducing aros from quirky and g.e. products invented by real people like you. fousugar. only six?ns. six grams of sugar? that's really good. excellent, delicious... and yummy! honey bunches of oats. tasty! yummy! . >>> back live now at 5:41, 65 degrees in philadelphia as we take a live look from the jersey shore. beach avenue in cape may. maybe not as good as a beach day as we had yesterday, but not bad at t the moment. sun not up yet, but it will be soon. brittney ship is back with the forecast in a few minutes. >>> we're learning more about yesterday's series of air strikes in iraq. the u.s. targeted the militant group isis in nine air strikes near the mossul dam carried out by aircraft. the strikes were to support humanitarian efforts in the country. meanwhile now, high demand for weapons in iraq's kurdish region wi

this is ben kaufman, the ceo of quirky. rubbing garthen's regular-guy feet because garthen is far more important than ben. at quirky, real people invent all of our products. ben just runs the company. introducing aros from quirky and g.e. products invented by real people like you. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >>> this video child being abducted inside a philadelphia school. today the trial begins. >>> this one to short. fielded cleanly to first. high throw and philadelphia wins! >> a thrilling win for the local kids at the little league world series, taney kept fans on the edge of their seats in an unforgettable come-from-behind victory. >>> the heat and humidity of summer returns. great news if you're near the shore as we take a live look at cape may. good morning and welcome to nbc 10 news today. i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm chris cato. let's start with that forecast, meteorologist brittney shipp in for bill this morning. it will be warmer but still nice for august, right? >> really nice for august. a bit below the average whic

this is ben kaufman, the ceo of quirky. he's rubbing garthen's regular-guy feet because garthen is far more important than ben. at quirky, real people invent all of our products. ben just runs the company. introducing aros from quirky and g.e. products invented by real people like you. >>> we wanted to show you this live picture down the shore in cape may. the sun is is just starting to come up. we have clouds out there. meteorologist ted florendo was telling us fog in some parts our area. however all that is going to clear out. we have a gorgeous day on tap. down the shore, looking at mid 70s. in philadelphia we should hit 80 degrees. >>> this weekend, thousands of people demonstrated peacefully. the crowd here in new york by reverend al sharp ton and david patterson marched through the streets yesterday. garner who suffered from asthma was stopped by police on suspicion of selling untaxed cigarettes. his death was ruled a homicide after an officer used a choke hold to get him on the ground. the grand jury is investigating

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this is ben kaufman, the ceo of quirky.s rubbing garthen's regular-guy feet because garthen is far more important than ben. at quirky, real people invent all of our products. ben just runs the company. introducing aros from quirky and g.e. products invented by real people like you. >>> it's been two weeks since michael brown was shot to death by a police officer in ferguson, missouri, and today, a st. louis county naacp held a youth march there. protesters went to the spot where brown was killed. now, across town, dozens also gather at a rally to show support for the officer wilson. things calmed down in ferguson. for the third night in a row, calm protests were held. officials hope this is the sign that the city turn a corner. thousands of people march through stanten island today demanding justice. eric died last month after being held in a choke hold by a new york police officer. protesters mourned the death also of mike brown. organizers said they were determined to keep the march peaceful. >>> and it was a gloomy start

this is ben kaufman, the ceo of quirky.rubbing garthen's regular-guy feet because garthen is far more important than ben. at quirky, real people invent all of our products. ben just runs the company. introducing aros from quirky and g.e. products invented by real people like you. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> taney and mo'ne davis will make their biggest pitch yet. live in williamsport, just hours away from the next game in the little league world series. >> there could be rain this evening. we're looking at that. that's not the case this morning on the shore as we take a live look at cape may. 73 degrees. all is clear for now. we are tracking rain and storms on our way for tomorrow. >> good morning, this is nbc 10 news today. i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm chris cato. let's get straight to meteorologist tedd florendo with theç first alert forecast. tedd, all clear right now. >> that is going to change for tomorrow where you may need your umbrellas by tomorrow morning. today, no worries. we're looking dry, manly cloudy skies

this is ben kaufman, the ceo of quirky. he's rubbing garthen's regular-guy feet because garthen is far more important than ben. at quirky, real people invent all of our products. ben just runs the company. introducing aros from quirky and g.e. products invented by real people like you. >>> new from overnight, firefighters battle an apartment fire in northeast and when they get on scene, they had more to worry about than just putting out flames. >>> a philadelphia newspaper editor fired over racially offensive writing that ended up in print. >>> a warm and sunny day. a live look from cape may. reaching the high 80s. it's 5:28 right now. good morning. welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm chris cato. high 80s in august. imagine that. >> something new. >> meteorologist bill henley has more with the first alert forecast. we're where we should be, right? >> a little bit warmer than yesterday is where we're starting and where we'll be this afternoon. lots of people will be heading to the shore to find those c

first know you have to back to thriller to stop of the literally sped up on your right from billy kaufman for. all. the back were charged up to you. personally. i was going to do it but you will hear more with the chinese critical person which was the old news when you were in your group for the trip was issued with mushroom in your brain you're on the correct order which is going on record the relief convoy is ready to go but the cross officials say it could take another week for international and ukrainian monitors to verify the cargo and decide on the route it will take he says cease fire could be on the cards these two hundred eighty trucks have already covered one thousand kilometer distance to reach the borders but this is not their final destination now they are waiting to cross into ukraine to bring humanitarian aid they're caring to those when desperate need for weeks locals have been sheltering in dark basements surviving on doing clean supplies of food and water and these are some of the people calling out for the material help that's already packed and waiting to get illegal.

when you factor your support to thriller the subaltern literally sped up in the bronx from billy kaufman for. a buck or two h.q. up if you. actually. are going to put your wallet your mouth with the chinese critical person should know what the old news when you bring your proof new slimmer for the new trick was issued with mushroom in your brain you're on the correct order which is from the american relief convoys ready to go but the russian red cross officials say it could take another week for international and ukrainian monitors to verify the cargo and decide on the route it will take place a cease fire could be on the cards these two hundred eighty trucks have already covered one thousand kilometer distance to reach the borders but this is not their final destination now they are waiting to cross into ukraine to bring humanitarian aid they're carrying to those wind desperate need for weeks locals have been sheltering in dark basements surviving on doing glean supplies of food and water and these are some. of the people calling out for the material that's already packed and waiting to

this is ben kaufman, the ceo of quirky. he's rubbing garthen's regular-guy feet because garthen is far more important than ben. at quirky, real people invent all of our products. ben just runs the company. introducing aros from quirky and g.e. products invented by real people like you. >>> 6:13 now, 64 degrees as we look toward the philadelphia museum of art and the river. 64 in philadelphia. parts of the poconos if you're watching from there, probably seeing rain now. most of us will see rain later in the day before things clear out. brittney is back in a few minutes. >>> in the crisis in the middle east. a palestinian negotiator said his side is less optimistic about the peace talks with israel. negotiations have been going on since early last week are aim at ending the conflict between israel and hamas in the gaza strip. a five day ceasefire is due to end tomorrow. thousands of israelis rallied yesterday to show support for peace with palestinians. israel began the offensive in gaza july 8th. more than 1,900 palestinians

this is ben kaufman, the ceo of quirky.e's rubbing garthen's regular-guy feet because garthen is far more important than ben. at quirky, real people invent all of our products. ben just runs the company. introducing aros from quirky and g.e. products invented by real people like you. >>> 20 minutes until 7:00 on your saturday morning, as we take a live look at akins oval in philadelphia. some wondering if we are going to see rain today and the answer for some of you, yes, you are seeing it right now. although the clouds will remain throughout the day, it will be nice and cool and should be a good day for outdoor plans. highs in the 70s today. can you believe that? 70s in august? >>> homeland security department is urging businesses of all sizes to scan their point of sale systems for a software, backoff. earlier this month ups found infected computers in dozens of stores but is not aware of fraud because of that. there could be more setbacks for the launch of iphone 6. there is an issue with the design panel. that may push

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this is ben kaufman, the ceo of quirky. he's rubbing garthen's regular-guy feet because garthen is far more important than ben. at quirky, real people invent all of our products. ben just runs the company. introducing aros from quirky and g.e. products invented by real people like you. the world famous fries you love, plus a shake of three new flavors you add. introducing mcdonald's shakin' flavor fries. shake up something new to love at mcdonald's. >>> good morning. start making your outdoor plans. we're going to see a beautiful start to your weekend. temperatures today staying in the 80s. below average for us. our average for this time of year is 86 degrees. warmer than we saw yesterday. yesterday's high 77 degrees. we're tracking a few passing showers as we head into sunday and your temperatures right now a cool start especially in the poconos only 48 degrees. 54 in reading. 52 in allentown. 53 in trenton. temperatures in mt. holly this morning at 54 degrees. a lot warmer if you're closer to the water. 69 in stone harbor

to get latinosrd out of vogue, we remove representative kaufman and we thwart someone who is anti-immigrant from taking positions. we are in california and something special happened with proposition 187. this was an anti-immigrant initiative and it showed latinos running on the screen saying, they just keep coming. they registered, they turned out in record numbers. you will not see that happen. we have changed the state forever. we can use the right holding up immigration reform to springboard success for latinos across the country. >> all right. unfortunately, we are coming to the close of the opening session and this has put into context what this election means and what the next days of conversation will be. i will give you time to make final remarks and we will let you have the last word.

this is ben kaufman, the ceo of quirky.bbing garthen's regular-guy feet because garthen is far more important than ben. at quirky, real people invent all of our products. ben just runs the company. introducing aros from quirky and g.e. products invented by real people like you. >>> at a time when our military veterans need help most, more than two dozen gathered outside city hall yesterday in philadelphia to raise awareness about the lack of jobs, food, housing for veterans in our area. the group asked lawmakers to reduce the backlog of lames for va benefits. the group was organized by the heart right ministry. >>> hundreds of music fans went to work. they joined buzz wiser and partner of the delawarest ware to clean up the landing. it's part of the buzz wiser made in america festival. rather american made better flat form. volunteers were awarded with a free ticket to next weekend's show. >>> we have a heads up on street closures in philadelphia. walnut street is closed, sansom from 17th to 19th. those streets remain shut

the protests there is family provided the autopsy reports. 37 year-old susan kaufman was last seen onthe fourth of july after a driving to a mental hospital. her parents think she was headed to san francisco. yesterday before the dean of the forty-niners and traffic to the stadium was less than ideal . once their potential talent of the y 5 system was not working. let's find out about weather and traffic. here's a live look from the bay bridge camera. we're looking at the hottest guys with some drizzle and oakland and san francisco. for this morning we will see morning clouds. samlet tomorrow. most mornings will see clouds and fog. temperature why sit throughout the week it will not change. temperatures right now in your area... will see clouds in the morning with plenty of sunshine in the day. we could see measurable drizzle in the bay area coming tomorrow . as for the rest the week it will be about the same with temperatures getting a little hotter to route the week. a quick check for air-traffic. here's a live look at the golden gate bridge. other than the teflon and there seems to

this is ben kaufman, the ceo of quirky. he's rubbing garthen's regular-guy feet because garthen is far more important than ben. at quirky, real people invent all of our products. ben just runs the company. introducing aros from quirky and g.e. products invented by real people like you. to prove a point about internet speeds, we slowed down an up escalator this is crazy like i don't get it, this one is working ladies, shouldn't up be as fast as down? yeah. shouldn't internet speeds match as well? yes. do your socks match? my socks match. do your eyeballs match? yes. cable does not match the speeds. makes you want to go mad. erggggh. only verizon fios comes with speed match. upload speeds as fast as your download speeds. join now at fiosspeedmatch.com. verizon. >>> just a few minutes before 10:00 right now. here's a live look at the center city skyline. not the best day we've had this season. 78 degrees, temperatures warming to upper 80s maybe hiting 90 degrees. ted florendo will have the details in the forecast. >>> it was a

. >> reporter: the man speaking english is john kaufman from the peninsula rotary club based in redwoody. >> they're amazing. >> reporter: six seniors from greenwood academy are packing their bags for next h 2 opens doors in mexico, redwood city's sister city. >> people there even at their homes can't drink the water out of their tap. >> reporter: the green academy is a school within a school where students learn all about plants, animals and the thing they need, water. >> i still can't get my head around it completely. it's heartbreaking this one thing we've always had, is so hard for them to get. >> reporter: but soon they will, just as the rotary club did in the philippines after typhoon yolanda. they will help set up a sun spring water filter. it purifies 5,000 gallons a day powered by the sun and the wind. >> i'm really excited to do something and try to make a difference involving the water crisis around the world. >> reporter: the students will be spending a week in mexico, but they have already spent the better part of the past year preparing for it. that includes raising money

this is ben kaufman, the ceo of quirky.ky and g.e. products invented by real people like you. (vo) ours is a world of the red-eyes. (daughter) i'm really tired. (vo) the transfers. well, that's kid number three. (vo) the co-pilots. all sitting... ...trusting... ...waiting... ...for a safe arrival. introducing the all-new subaru legacy. designed to help the driver in you... ...care for the passenger in them. the subaru legacy. it's not just a sedan. it's a subaru. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it is stinging right now. it's stinging so bad. can you zoom in on dave. look how sweaty he is. [ laughter ] what was your secret jam in this? because there's something that's stinging right now. >> some habanero, some jalapeno powder, and i snuck in a little ghost oil just for you. >> jimmy: see, ghost pepper. ghost pepper. that's what i'm talking about. oh, my gosh. all right. my thanks to jason statham, demi lovato, my man david chang and the roots right there, ladies and gentlemen. stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers.

this is ben kaufman, the ceo of quirky. of our products. ben just runs the company. introducing aros from quirky and g.e. products invented by real people like you. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: tonight's musical guest is a rock project from songwriter timothy showalter which "pitchfork" dubbed "raw and reckless" here to perform "shut in" please welcome strand of oaks. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i was born in the middle maybe too late everything good had been made so i just get loaded ♪ ♪ i never leave my house it's taking way too long to figure this out know my name ♪ ♪ know i mean it it's not as bad as it seems ♪ ♪ and we try in our own way to get better even if we're alone ♪ ♪ ♪ i hate talkin' about money i don't wanna talk about luck ♪ ♪ i hate thinkin' i'm not the same as i was i lose my faith in people why even take the time ♪ ♪ you've got your problems i've got mine know my name know i mean it it's not as ♪ ♪ bad as it seems and we try in our own way to get better even if we're alone ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the night was

this is ben kaufman, the ceo of quirky.ucts invented by real people like you. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: my thanks to halle berry, chris colfer. florida georgia line once again! oh, man. and the roots, right there, ladies and gentlemen. give it up for the roots. [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great night. i hope to see you tomorrow! buh-bye! thank you! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- clive owen. sarah paulson. music from chase rice.

this is ben kaufman, the ceo of quirky.lar-guy feet because garthen is far more important than ben. at quirky, real people invent all of our products. ben just runs the company. introducing aros from quirky and g.e. products invented by real people like you. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our first guest this evening is an academy award-winning actress and one of the biggest movie stars around. she currently anchors an incredible cast in the hbo movie, "the normal heart" which receieved 16 emmy nominations. [ cheers and applause ] it's fantastic. it will be available on blu-ray august 26th. dvd! [ laughter ] please welcome, the one, the only, julia roberts. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh! they love you. we love you! we love you! thank you for coming to our show. >> wow! i am going to be impossible to live with now. >> jimmy: yeah. no! no, you're gonna be fantastic. how are you doing? how's everything going? >> great! >> jimmy: are you having a a great summer? >> yes! a great summer. how's your summer? >> jimmy:

this is ben kaufman, the ceo of quirky. garthen's regular-guy feet because garthen is far more important than ben. at quirky, real people invent all of our products. ben just runs the company. introducing aros from quirky and g.e. products invented by real people like you. >>> let's get back to breaking news we've been following for a couple hours now. police are still on the scene of a hit and run. >> that's right. police are on the scene of that hit and run logan section of philadelphia. a pedestrian was hit by two vehicles. nbc 10's jesse gary is live at that scene. give us an update. >> reporter: right now investigators are still on the scene at the accident here at bellfield and broad looking for the second cfirst car that hit n and sped off. they may be aided by cameras here on biellfield that may hav recorded the accident that took place in the middle of the street. a woman walking east to west across broad when two vehicles, a white compact hit her in the air and she came down and a second dark colored car ran over

from kaufman county, texas was convicted on dui charge after driving the wrong way and hitting anothercar and it was a second offense. again, no word from rick perry. but, those two guys were republicans, and the democrat who did say had to resign because of her dwi, she also did head up the office that investigates public corruption. so her dwi is a reason to force her out of office. but the other guys, nah. next stop, true or false. back in may, "the dallas morning news" asked rick perry what he did, what his personal involvement was in this plan to force the d.a. out of office and replace her. asked if he had made any phone calls about the quit or lose funding deal, governor perry said no. asked if he initiated any deal, the governor said no. before the elevator arrived and he left. but before the elevator arrived, rick perry says he made no phone calls associated with this plan to force that democratic d.a. out of office. is that true or false? [ buzzer ] false. a claim by this woman, an austin defense attorney, who has now said that actually in the days after rosemary lundberg's a

this is ben kaufman, the ceo of quirky.rtant than ben. at quirky, real people invent all of our products. ben just runs the company. introducing aros from quirky and g.e. products invented by real people like you. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest is a a very talented writer, director and actress. her previous movies "another earth" "sound of my voice" and "the east" have won many awards and much critical acclaim. you can see her new movie "i origins" which is currently in theaters. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome brit marling! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: brit marling. it's nice to see you again, pal. >> hi. >> jimmy: sorry if i smell like -- chocolate pudding and beer and everything. >> it, it -- suits you. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thank you! it's so nice of you to say. i want to get into it and talk about this new movie, "i origins." >> yeah. >> jimmy: it's another cool movie that you're -- you always -- you pick -- you do these cool movies. i just love 'em. i'm such a fan of yours. >> thanks.

politics & prose here, kaufman concert hall in new york city, that's june 6th. june 8th, world's fair council, dallas museum of art. hines history center, that's in your hometown of pittsburgh, chicago public library. june. 14th, is it wayzata? why there? >> guest: it's outside of minneapolis. because a wonderful friend of mind, bill waters, who was on -- very active in the national park foundation has organized an event and wants me to come and do it. c-span: philadelphia. then harvard bookstore, and the tour as listed is closed on, later on june in portsmouth, new hampshire. >> guest: yeah. c-span: how do you feel about this? >> guest: i love it. spam why? >> guest: i like to meet the people that read my work. i like to, i like to see what's going on in these different places. i enjoy, i enjoy talking to audiences and particularly audiences that are a mixture of general rations. general rations. i guess maybe it's the irish in me. c-span: maybe i missed it, but you didn't answer the question about whether you're going to do another book. >> guest: no, i didn't

the first person i went to robin, i was andy kaufman's writer.k oddly enough dealing with this death situation, i think robin was feeling bad for me that i had just lost my best friend, andy. so when i asked him, he said absolutely. and then the new kid on the block was whoopi goldberg, because he had just done "the color purple" and she called up and said can i meet robin williams and billy crystal? so those three really brought it together. and because of them, we raised over $70 million for homeless americans. >> and one of our -- robin's inputs is he wanted to devote a serious chunk of that to the homeless. >> very much so. robin came from a very well-to-do family out of chicago. his dad owned a car dealership. so he had a silver spoon in his mouth. and he always, i think, felt a little guilty about that, that he was given so much. and he wanted to give back. so that issue, listen, they would come in and they would not only rehearse the show for a few days before hand and the shows were live, as you know, and sometimes could go on for five ho

this is ben kaufman, the ceo of quirky.ll of our products. ben just runs the company. introducing aros from quirky and g.e. products invented by real people like you. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: welcome back to "late night," everyone. our next guest is the creator and host of the critically acclaimed show, "drunk history," which is in its second season and airs tuesday nights on comedy central. let's take a look. ♪ >> so, we go to philadelphia, there is a young woman, peggy shippen, who is the "it" girl of philadelphia. peggy was like, "i'm hilarious, and british, and i'm the most beautiful person that any one has ever seen." she has a suitor named john andre. but benedict sees her and just falls crazy in love with her and tells her, better with you -- this is not an exact quote. "better, you're so great, i love you so much. you're so great." so, she marries benedict arnold, who i i believe she also loves. oh, god. >> what? >> i just realized i don't think so. >> seth: please welcome derek waters. [ cheers and applau

this is ben kaufman, the ceo of quirky.nvented by real people like you. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: my thanks to clive owen, sarah paulson, chase rice. and of course, the 8g band. stay tuned for carson daly. we'll see you tomorrow! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> carson: hey guys, welcome to "last call", i'm carson daly. we're hanging out at evr in new york city. we have an awesome show for you tonight. we're gonna start with the music. we've got the female rock duo deap vally, they're gonna perform from live nation's belacso theate in the spotlight we're going to tell you everything you need about the new horror film "afflicted." but right now we sit down with one of north america's finest actors. diego luna's credits read like a greatest hits of both mexican and american cinema. you've seen him in "y tu mamÁ tambiÉn", "before night falls", "the terminal", and "milk." and his latest gig finds him behind the camera directing a passion project on the life of the great labor leader cesar chavez.

this is ben kaufman, the ceo of quirky.hen's regular-guy feet because garthen is far more important than ben. at quirky, real people invent all of our products. ben just runs the company. introducing aros from quirky and g.e. products invented by real people like you. . >>> we're back on this sunday morning, august 31st, 2014. and a smiling crowd out on the plaza this morning, marking the unofficial end of summer. we will go outside a bit later and say hello to everyone. >> make it much easier. >> we have a lot coming up. first, let's walk you through the headlines. severe weather is making its way across the central plains and upper midwest today. flash flood warnings are in effect and tornadoes are possible. >> tens of thousands of fans are expected to turn out at atlanta motor speedway today for the return of nascar's tony stewart. it is his first competition since striking and killing driver kevin ward jr. earlier this month. >>> a volcano in iceland erupted again this morning, happened in roughly the same place as the

this is ben kaufman, the ceo of quirky.os from quirky and g.e. products invented by real people like you. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: my thanks to ethan hawke, amy sedaris, the secret sisters! and the roots right there, ladies and gentlemen. stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great weekend. i hope to see you next week. buh-bye. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- hank azaria mary lynn rajskub brendan gleeson fred-ex with fred armisen

this is ben kaufman, the ceo of quirky.le invent all of our products. ben just runs the company. introducing aros from quirky and g.e. products invented by real people like you. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: my thanks to hank azaria, mary lynn rajskub, brendan gleeson and of course, the 8g band. stay tuned for "carson daly." we'll see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> carson: from evr right here in new york city, this is "last call." i'm carson daly. thank you for being here. tonight we're going to return you to south by southwest in austin, texas for the music of together pangea. we also have a snapshot on the band, air review. but first, we spotlight one of the hardest working composers in hollywood today. you've heard his scores in shows like "battlestar galactica," "agents of shield," "walking dead," "da vinci's demons," and most recently, "black sails." and now, you're going to hear from the man himself. this is bear mccreary. >> i would go to see movies with my friends, and we would walk out of theater

[applause] so one of the true heroes is eric kaufman, my publisher, who's taking the risk, you know, of this process. and admittedly i've learned a lot about this. those of you all who are interested in publishing, their world is upside down. publishers, e-books has gotten confused. because over 40% of the books now are sold, are sold on the internet, kindle and nook and things of that sort. you can also instant print. you don't take the gamble like we used to of all do a first run of 5000, and if we don't sell them we just take the loss. instead, they can print lower runs and then if people are interested they can just keep renting. i haven't figured out yet, maybe someone can tell me, was a true first edition if you can instantly print? but that's a question for another day. i'm not worried yet if someone wanted you to know a thing i want a first edition of webb hubbell and will pay $10,000 for it. but if you get one, get one from the bookstore, and i signed it, it will be a first edition webb hubbell, and one day your grandchildren or great-grandchildren may have something, i don'

this is ben kaufman, the ceo of quirky.eal people invent all of our products. ben just runs the company. introducing aros from quirky and g.e. products invented by real people like you. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: my thanks to mickey rourke, matthew weiner, roger bennett, and michael davies! and of course, the 8g band! stay tuned for carson daly. we'll see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ comin at ya from amp radio, in l.a. for tonight's show. coming up, new jersey's liquor store performs from hotel vegas in austin, and "the fault in our stars" author john green is in our "spotlight." but first up, you know lee pace from "pushing dasies," "lincoln" and "the hobbit" franchise. for his latest project, he stars in an amc original series set in the early 1980's during the rise of the pc era. it's called "halt and catch fire," and it's the focus of our "spotlight." take a look. ♪ >> there are some roles that require you to open your heart to i